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Looks great...sorry I was not able to help with the poles, was down an out for quite a while with surgery. But looks like you figured it out. Outstanding job...

Just because I have to be differant, I have a '65 Cox, both bed ends are painted from the factory, 52 years old and still going strong

Welcome from SE Penna.

I have a 65' Cox Campsquire, any pictures of your Cadet

I have a '65 Campsquire, came bare bones from the factory, only benches and a table inside. The factory screen doors are as scarce as hens teeth, the previous owner made a door which replaces the factory screen door out of plywood, can send you pictures if you would like.

Greetings from Penna.

Just replaced 52 year old canvas on my 65' Cox Campsquire...all depends on how well taken care of it was...

Any pictures...

WOW...looking good. Glad the one I sold you worked out. Was wondering how it went. Had many a good time in that little Colorado.

We mostly camp in State Parks, luckily my wife and I have work schedules that allow us arrive mid-week, for two or three days we usually have the area to ourselves. Thenwe kick back and watch people trying to back into there sites on Friday evening...Saturday morning we pack up, after that we...

I bought a '65 Cox Campsquire, I had been looking for the right one for almost twenty years or so. Saw one in a persons backyard after having to detour off the main road due to construction. After talking to the gentleman who owned it, I found out he was the second owner who recently bought from...

Welcome from Southeast Pa.

No stove, no sink, no shower, no nothing just benches and a table....a true tent on wheels

Hers is my oldie...’65 Cox Campsquire, just got done replacing the canvas, still have to paint the tongue and put the decals on

Greetings from Penna.

Almost finished...

Before recommending a Bal Leveler you need to find out the tire size, they only work with 13, 14 and some 15 inch tires, for those of us that have smaller tires the Andersen Levelers are great.

Just took the plunge and replaced the canvas on my '65 Cox Campsquire, it was 1000 bucks but I feel well spent, the camper looks great now and no leaks.

I have always used a bottle jack, some boards, and a 1/2 breaker bar, extension and the appropriate sized socket

Welcome from Penna.